The Slayer is a great stable distance driver. Throwing it into a headwind will cause it to turn way more than expected so don't expect it to be a super straight flier on a windy day. 

The Slayer is a great disc to throw on a hilly course as it hits it spot, may skip the slightest bit and then sit. I've never had this disc roll on me after a long drive. 

I throw plenty of Gateway discs and this is by far my favorite of their distance drivers

Need an arm for this guy.  I don't have it yet. Knifes into the ground almost immediately. Very over stable and very fast. I hope to someday be able to throw it for some distance as it feels like a very long flying disc. I got it for the name

I like Slayers now but I didn't at first. This mold has a little less high speed stability than my other high speed over-stable drivers, yet it has a very strong fade. To get good distance, I discovered that I need to throw them a little higher off the ground to get a full flex flight. Now I'd say these are some of my farthest flying high speed over-stable drivers. When I get dialed into one it performs excellent. However, so far, I don't feel comfortable using one in a tournament. They are different and it takes a little while for me to adjust to them. I throw a lot of side arms... they may be great for big arm backhanders who want a little turn and dependable fade.

I really liked throwing the Slayer from Gateway discs. It was actually a pretty stable disc with a flight similar to my Z Crank. It can handle some power without fear of flipping, but it can be worked on a variety of lines. I really got some nice distance out of the Slayer while still feeling very in control of its accuracy. The plastic was a little slick, but very durable.